Jul 2, 2009



I have a poem up at the most recent issue of e.ratio, in fabulous company. Check it out online or download the pdf.

Jun 28, 2009

Rocket Summer


Rocket Summer
Originally uploaded by mark_lamoureux

Jun 17, 2009

DANCE POEMS



GEORGE BALANCHINE
“SERENADE (EXCERPT)”

Eyed lemniscate

right fade
bola swing

parallel fold

box slalom ricochet

opal pillowy white
dwarf
fuchsia alpha



mountain wedge

junction

delta

vineyard blanc

5 slide

earth water
air ether fire

spiral galaxy bar
tack



alight pentagon

spark

swarm form lines

steeple

down bridge
levitate

kaleidoscope surge

carousel ring eye

parapet whisper
herald

arch
rectangle prone



Jun 10, 2009

DANCE POEMS



TRICIA BROWN
"L’AMOUR AU THEATRE"

Orbit
pair
reverse

Contrapuntal whirl—

stepping leg cross box
lock car

carry
lever to arm

pull steeple trident

spin glass luster

sun arc over a hill

seahorse pose

broken away



rock both
seashell fan

weather

swan crawl

case when clock

cardinal swills

multiplying line



horizon osmosis

interrupt graft

glissando echo

dive drained

eater
opal
grey
pearl
gray
Can’t advance
wrestle
over

driven


topple grope

bastion

thrasher advance

jagged line



of over go
libra scale

rotate

dusk slider
to train switch part


pulled coppery organism


how arch

hexagon of moon tilting
swing acrobat
a bird stalker arms

into boats horse play
into teepees

lifting imposition


Jun 9, 2009

DANCE POEMS



TRICIA BROWN
"GLACIAL DECOY"

Shift shift
triangle reach wall

tulip

sea margin

pendulum margin

urn brake shadow
atom smasher

window

fader find binocular

spin when clouds

spun leap

still

when

over
tilt windpump

lure spin bob

in third start
rotate
angry bridge walk car
join
bronzes frame

advance
freight

camera frame
drifting

morning arch

when the horse ghost
prowls
mirrors are television

enter air fore


water
stalk over
stair diagonal swing

skin slide creak



disrupt close closure


Jun 5, 2009

DANCE POEMS




TRICIA BROWN
“O COMPOSITE”

Air wheel

sky

white record
trapeze

furl left arrow around
point


rooster twist
whirl scrawl

duck outer

leg orbit point

collapse horse dredge


ringing one

pulling

hex ring

noose grab-- archer

eccentric oribit
layer axle
magnet birth logroll

static march

basso
glass swing

shifter
puller
lifter
pointer
pillow

frog
she walks, purrs

tree-swing down

dividing leg
catapult ring

arm/ledge

crane swing

pillar whisper roll-- arch

tape loop
large
running

her over
bird north

shine wall line lower

table into space

together
over level swing
spin
gate gyroscope
weightless levitate dram church


cradle over

mermaid dawn spool

Jun 4, 2009

DANCE POEMS



TRICIA BROWN
“PLANES”


Drive-in

middle schooner dementia

wall blink merge

roll to top standing

colossus


like a letter fling

interior

die smoke spread

across a canvas of film-death

reach

bird-men
peephole people

merge

grid
hang

air

atom diamond
pyramid long

torch history

enter over shadow

wall god sky ghost
double

contrast crown
fall

moons

cloud
means

return


scalers

twist over
X

art
glyph
flow
creep bleed protoplasm

atmosphere march

capsule
vertigo shed

Jun 3, 2009

Sum Sum Summertime

While I am on "vacation," I intend to get as much writing done as possible. Getting as much writing done as possible involves, necessarily, getting as much reading done as possible, and making inroads into my substantial "to read" pile. Because I'm sure you're dying to know, I will write some micro reviews via Goodreads of some of the stuff I make it through.

Since I mainly use this blog for poetry and announcements about yours truly, I will henceforth put reviews and "stuff not about me": here. That url should even be compatible with peoples' blogrolls. Woo-hoo. I am losing my edge.

Apr 30, 2009

OZONES B3



Ingot seeks metronome
pallor. A greedy double
does not measure up for
disaffected rust. A handful
of stars tumble through an ocean
of not, bleeding vanilla
yogurt. Take the name of that bird
& hide it away; gastropod
fixative for votive
tree. A flash beside
the pot-bellied stove like a furnace
on fire, a blanket of
corduroy, foul-tempered smock
smoked in action. Murder
junipers & cello tuber
motifs. Everything is made
of wood, and eveything must be
made to look a good three
years younger.

{END OF LINE}

Tomorrow we go from poets to workers, cruel rains call forth the staunch flowers, and soon we can all wear white shoes (proletariat included).

May 1 I am going to take down everything but the Mechanical Beast poems to perhaps revise a little & publish elsewhere, so take one last look at them if you are so inclined, or else look for them later elsewhere maybe.

I think I may keep writing and posting the Beasts because they amuse me. Though likely not at the breakneck one-a-day pace as this past month.

I didn't miss a day this year, though! Another month older and deeper in debt...